Great figures who went through “Not getting along with family”

Things are tense with parents or siblings. Read the life stories of 4 Japanese historical figures who went through something similar.
Figures who went through this
- Date Masamune — The Man Who Played Tough to the End
"If you make a statue of me after I die, make both eyes right." Ashamed of his one blind eye, this man sent a robe to the mother who is said to have poisoned him. When his head was on the line, he brought up that eye himself. The last thing he left his daughter was a reply that stopped after one line.
- Dazai Osamu — The Man Who Pretended to Talk in His Sleep
A boy who wanted his father's fountain pen could only ask for it by pretending to talk in his sleep. He lied, borrowed money, and even begged a prize committee, "Please give it to me." The embarrassing, hard-to-look-away life of a writer.
- Miyamoto Musashi — The Master Who Never Met His Time
"I did not win because I had mastered the art of fighting." The man who never lost wrote this at sixty. He never served any lord, was laughed at by a child for being a coward, and failed at a painting in front of his lord. The proud, bluffing life of a swordsman.
- Mori Ogai — The Man Who Wanted to Be Taken Seriously
A twenty-four-year-old army doctor turned down a dance at a masked ball: "I am a foreigner. I cannot dance." Two and a half years later, a woman followed him from Germany to Japan. The story of a man who got truly angry about how others saw him, and who in the end turned down every title.